Long Term Career Goal

As a former product management executive and co-founder of a startup, I persist in my long-term career goal to establish a high-tech company that provides innovative solutions to people’s problems. After earning my MBA, I plan to work as product manager for eminent high-tech firms such as Cisco for three to five years to gain practical experience and to make my long-term dream more realistic.

When I was an undergraduate student in 2001, I introduced an O2O platform that successfully connected tutors with students looking to hire them. I am proud of this experience, not only because it was commercially successful, but also because it represented the use of technology to solve problems. After graduation, I donated this system to the university. It was at that time I decided to dedicate my life toward my career dream.

To further my career goals, I obtained a master’s degree in engineering and PMP certification and accumulated abundant product R&D and industrialization experience in NOKIA

First, the curricula in marketing specialization, such as Strategic Marketing, Brand Management, and Marketing Research are just what I need to learn. The Brand Enterprise provides the opportunity to explore case studies of real marketing challenges faced by the top companies. In addition, the entrepreneurship specialization offers many appealing courses, such as Industry Analysis and Competitive Strategy and Financing Business Ventures, which can help to build me the founder competencies to realize my long-term goal. In addition, I am quite interesting in the venture challenges provide by entrepreneurship specialization, a great opportunity to immerse myself in the real business case identification and evaluation. The MIN-Corps in the Holmes Center offers an incubator for the innovative start-up. This is why I regard Carlson as my dream